An Israeli poll shows that 95% of Palestinians who live in 1948 Occupied Palestine suffer from inequality in human rights. 63% of them said that Israel is a state of discrimination when it comes to the rights of Palestinians.
50% of those who participated in the poll which was conducted following the bloody events in Um al-Hairan village in the Negev charged the Israeli government with responsibly for those incidents. 40% of the participants charged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu himself with responsibility for Um al-Hairan violations.
59% of participants in the poll which was conducted on a sample of 182 people aged between 18 and 72 and published by Maariv newspaper said that they do not trust Israeli media.
97% of participants expressed their refusal of the Israeli policy of home-demolition policy practiced against Palestinians’ homes in 1948 Occupied Palestine. 50% believed that it has political and racial reasons. 15% of the participants however opined that it aims at regulating the not permitted construction in the area.
20% of those who took part in the poll said that it is related to the corruption suspicions brought against Netanyahu while 14% believed that Israeli home-demolition policy aims at satisfying settlers in Amona settlement.
